This walking tour video continues the journey along Tokyo Metro’s Tozai Line, focusing on the central segment from Iidabashi to Nihombashi. Starting at JR Iidabashi Station in Bunkyo ward, the walk heads east through some of the most important and historic areas in central Tokyo. Notable waypoints along the route include Kudanshita, Takebashi, the Imperial Palace perimeter, and Otemachi—the latter being Tokyo’s premier business district that houses many of Japan’s leading corporate headquarters.

Viewers are guided across key city landmarks such as Hirakawa Bridge and are treated to views of the tranquil moats and lush greenery surrounding the Imperial Palace. These areas provide a stark but fascinating contrast: historic sites like Nihombashi—a district originating as Edo’s (old Tokyo) trade and travel hub—blend seamlessly with the cutting-edge skyscrapers and bustling streets of Otemachi. The tour also briefly passes near Tokyo Station, underscoring the connection between major transit and business hubs in the capital.

Nihombashi, the final destination, has a storied past as the starting point of Japan’s historic network of roads (the Gokaido), and today retains its reputation for tradition, shopping, and refined dining. On this walk, viewers get a first-hand, real-time look at how central Tokyo transitions from vibrant commercial areas into quieter evening scenes, all captured in 4K resolution and binaural audio for a truly immersive experience.

This video segment (Part 3 of 8) is especially helpful for travelers hoping to better understand Tokyo’s layout, its seamless integration of heritage and modernity, and the significance of neighborhoods lining the Tozai Line. Whether you’re planning your own travel or simply curious about urban Tokyo, this detailed walk delivers an up-close view of one of the world’s most dynamic cityscapes.